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80 4600 Series IP Telephones Application Programmer Interface (API) Guide

8. On-hook keypad dialing to make a phone call is not allowed when in Text Entry mode. If the

user is already off-hook, text entry is allowed. When the phone is again placed on-hook, text

entry can be re-enabled at the point at which it was disabled. When text entry is active, the

user can be active on a call or receive a call, but cannot use the keypad to dial a number or

for interactive voice recognition (IVR) prompts. In this case, the user must disable text entry

prior to using the keypad to dial a call or for IVR prompts.

Text Entry Example:

An <input> tag used for a text entry box has these attributes:

● <title> - The title is sent to the Top Line.

● <value> - A value displays in the text entry box rather than the standard “Enter text here”

prompt. When the user selects the line or brings the line in focus, the cursor displays at the

end of the value. When the value field is empty, focusing in erases the “Enter text here”

prompt and places the cursor at the beginning of the entry field. The <value> attribute

takes precedence over an <ivalue> attribute, as explained in the examples that follow.

Note:

Note: See Chapter 7: Web Browser for 4610SW, 4620/4620SW, 4621SW, and

4622SW IP Telephones and Chapter 9: Web Browser for the 4625SW IP

Telephone for specific information on the <input>, <title>, <value>, and <ivalue>

tags.

Here is how the user experiences a value versus a non-value during standard text entry:

For the tag <input title=”Hello there”/> - The text box displays [Enter text here] as a default. No

value is present, meaning the user has not entered text in the text box. Upon text entry, the

value equals the typed-in text, and the “Enter Text here” prompt no longer displays.

For the tag <input title=Hello there” value=”Fill in the blanks”/> - The text box displays [Fill in

the blanks]. The cursor is positioned after the “s” in “blanks.” In this example, “Fill in the blanks”

always appears at the beginning of the text box, regardless of what the user enters. This is

contrary to the situation above where no value was specified in the <input title> string and the

prompt [Enter text here] no longer displays after the user types the first character.

If a new attribute value is defined, the attribute takes precedence over ivalue. For the tag

<input title=”Hello there” ivalue=”Enter name here”/> - the text box displays [Enter name here]

and the attribute value takes precedence over ivalue. When the user enters text, the value now

equals the typed-in text. The prompt “Enter name here” no longer displays and the text the user

entered remains in the text box.

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